Elements the World Is Searching for Are Found in a Province of Turkey: Reserves of 694 Million Tons - Sözcü Newspaper
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Chinese researchers have mapped the geological structure of a critical mining site in Türkiye by studying the formation mechanisms of rare earth elements; the study provides new data on minerals that play a key role in the global supply chain.
Economy - A special delegation of Chinese scientists conducted investigations at a rare earth element reserve in Eskişehir. The experts collected extensive data from the site to prepare a report on its strategic importance in the global supply chain.
Research by Chinese scientists reconstructed the geological evolution of Kizilcaoren, Turkey’s largest known rare earth deposit. Analysis helps explain the formation of its minerals, but Professor Yang Xiaoyong warned that mineralization is small and does not point to a large-scale global alternative in the short term.
Chinese scientists have focused their attention on the Kızılcaören rare earth element field in Eskişehir, Türkiye. According to the South China Morning Post, researchers have made new geological findings by studying the formation process of minerals in the region.
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